False. I am a dog of the western world.

IBTNP has seen Ghostbusters recently.

Nope. Hunter: The Reckoning.

That was a P&P? Cool. I'd only ever played the videogame.

Historically speaking, I could say he was blue. Supposedly they aren't to view his image, amirite?
 So who says I wouldn't be correct in my Blue Muhammad?

That raises an interesting wrinkle.
Does that mean they can't look at *any* image of a man, for fear that it may happen to look like Muhammed?

For those that don't know me, I am a hard atheist

As opposed to a flaccid atheist?

Jokes aside, and out of curiosity; how would you describe the distinction?

Karma cannot be recreated or deployed!

Psht, you can always recreate it.
Unless you use a Hand of God, in which case you have to earn it back again.

"Good Day" by Jukebox the Ghost.

Good way to start a workday

As a general rule, though not always obeyed, movies based on fantasy novels do well on a stand-alone basis. As in, on their own, they're half-decent movies, but when compared to the book, they suck.
Why?
Because fantasy novels are filled with hours upon hours of content that a movie producer couldn't fit into a six part mini-series even if he had a limitless budget. So, shit gets shuffled. In the shuffling, some of it may fly into the path of a fan.
Conclusion, it was a nice movie and I pretend it had nothing to do with that book that I read that just happened to have the same name. But then, I'm not human, so you can ignore me.

And then there was LotR, which made it OK to do 3.5 hour epic movies.
And, really, who missed the scourging of the shire? Some smaller plot points and character traits aside, Jackson actually did a decent job of stuffing those movies.

Duuude! I would do a dell!

FTFY

Can't say. I'm admittedly uncultured when it comes to russian lit; I've read Anna Karenina because I had to for class, but that's it.

IBTNP reads at least three books for pleasure each year.

True.

IBTNP totally ignores their spellcheck dictionary.

I will tell you something now, anthough my views are controversial. Two things:

1. Season 6 is the best season, because of the Jonas character. Yes, I went there.

Oh, I agree. I'm also personally hacked with Shanks because of his reasons for leaving for that season. This may or may not have played into my appreciation for Corin Nemec.

2. RDA has been dialing it in since season 8, so I don't miss him. He's been recycling the same joke and grimace for years. However, I think Browder exceeded expectations, and only because of him did they last through a tenth season.

I just hate how Browder was trying to be RDA for the first, what, season and a half? I know he was probably told to, but still. They could've let him do his thing.
Also, I still cringe when I think about his 'backstory' exposition at the start of season 9.

This becomes clear in Continuum: see it, and tell me what you think. I think it's lots better than Ark of Truth, and Browder shines.

Will do.

What was this thread about, anyway?
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No. I believe it's "Fling The Flaming Yams"

I'm sure it is.

That explains so much.